Bad behavior of China stores

Do you think that shopping is a very amazing thing? I think it is,but not always.In China we have many choices to get one thing.there are so many stores,we can go here and there.But why we go to this store instead of that one?It’s not a easy question.

Now let’s take a look at the behavior of some stores.Music is a very beautiful ting,I agree,so many stores broadcast popular music to attract customers,usually it is so loudly and heavily that many people can even not approach the store.Then what happened？They lost much money. Good smell is also very important,nor every one like the same smells,when you think it smells good,others do not agree.I don’t like to go to the store that the air is not clean.It makes me upset and comfortless.Some of the stores are not clean,so I don’t think they sell good things,some of the stores are in a mess that we can’t find tings we need,some of the stores are not honest so we are worried to be cheated.There are so many problems in the stores of China.But they get better than erer before,and I hope that one day we can go to all the stores to have a nice shopping because all the stores have a perfect performance.

cafes in Paris

Café Le Paris

Where: 93, ave des Champs Élysées, 8th Métro stop: George V. Price : 11 F
Le Paris probably has the least expensive coffee on all of of the Champs Élysées. Rather than a tourist place - and the Champs Élysées is full of them of course - Le Paris has a clientel of regulars. These are people who work on the Champs, people from CCF which is just a few metres up the street, as well as other businesses. The waiters and proprietor are friendly and know their customers. Overall, it is a a small oasis from the tourists outside.

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